Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-04

Echine for sale at sacrifice. Apply
at this Office.
FOR SALE--A very desirable and
well-improved dwelling house-at a
bargain. LONG, GARSErr Il Co.
Rev. A. ]. Thomson will preach al
the First Presbyterian church to-
night, tomorrow night and Sunday
Ay one wanting a home made side
bar, nc.top buggy can secure bar
gain by calling on L. G. Williams &
Co.
Parties desiring frst-class job wor k
would do well to give us a call, as
our facilities for executing such work
are unsurpassed.
Mr.. j. J. Smith, Of Bennettstown,
sold hogshead of tobacco Wednes-
day for $40 per hundred, which Is a
fancy price for this season.
The Methodist meeting still con-
tinues with increasing interest. The
pastor breaches In the morning and
Rev. J. w. Bigham In the evening.
Remember that DIR. II. NJ. Sherman,
Hopkinsville's noted specialist, will
visit Pembroke tomorrow, March
9th, and Trenton Sunday March 9Th.
Don't fail TO consult him.
A good deal of building Is being
planned for early spring. Five or six
dwelling houses have already been
contracted for and arrangements are
being made for several others.
Ed McIntyre, COL, claims to have
been cut by white man who at
tempted TO rob him at Hubbardsville
Wednesday afternoon. He is dan
gerously wounded about the throat.
The regular quarterly communion
will bo held at the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Rev. A. ].
Thomas, of Kutiawa, win preach on
Friday and Saturday evenings and
assist in the Sunday services.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Library has been
transferred to the Public School. All
subscribers 70 the former can obtain
tickets for one year from date Of is
sue In the Public School Library, by
applying TO Prof. Dietrich at the
Public School building.
II was announced some days ago
In this paper that Mr.. J. T. Harahan,
general manager OF the L.& n, would
resign. Mr.. Harahan denies the ru-
NOR that has been afloat to that effect,
and says he has no intention Of leav-
ing his present position.
Mr.. P. p. Mason, whose smoke
house was burned at Belleview not
long ago, found policy in looking
through his papers that he thought
had run out last fall, and was paid
STA insurance q few days since,
which nearly covered his losses.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Howe offered a fine
gold watch aud cham TO the lady |
raising the most money for the work |
of repairing the Christian church |
building. The prize was this week
awarded to Miss Belle Moore, who
led her nearest competitor $50.
Judge Anderson has called the
County Court OF Claims to meet Mon
day March l4th, at (which time the
turnpike question viii be settled.
This win be the regular term 10 fix |
the levy also, held two months earlier
on account of the change in the tax
law.
Messrs. Trueheart and johnson are
In the city representing the Union
Central Life Insurance Co, Of Gin
cinnati, o. This company issues en-
dowment Insurance at Life rates,
and lie pronounced by business men
the most equitable plan ever devised.
Il will pay you TO see them.
While the booms are in order II
would be well to boom your business
by placing an advertisement in the
columns Of the SouTH KESTUcKIAS,
which is read by thousands
twice a week. II will pay you TO try
our columns. Keeping yourself before
the public constantly Is what does
the good.
DR.. Fuqua inserts an advertise
ment 10 this issue aud we takepleas-
ure In endorsing what he says In his
card. lie is one of the best physi-
clans and most successful surgeons
who ever practiced In this communi-
~ and persons needing medical at
iention can find no more capable or
skIllful physician in this part Of the
country.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Sula II. Ellison to Mr..
Dan Gardner, both of Paris, Tenn,
which viii take place az the Cumber-
land Presby terrain church in that
place at 80 o'clock a. M, March 9th.
Miss Ellison Is the accomplished and
attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Ellison, who has Visited
Cerulean Springs several aeasons,
making many friends who win be
wen wishers for herfuture happiness.
Every now aud then VIC hear Of q
man who is opposed to turnpikes and
some Of the reasons given are not on
" amusing but ridiculous. A few
kick against paying toll, aud We heard
Of one man who was opposed to pixies
because his horses would have to be